8-1.6 Review
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- Q1people have a voice in governmentDemocratic Government30s
- Q2A law making body made of two houses. In South Carolina these were the Grand Council and Commons HouseBicameral legislature30s
- Q3Part of the bicameral legislature, made up of representatives for the Lords Proprietors, the elites, and the common people. Lords Proprietors had the power to veto lawsGrand Council30s
- Q4A colony ruled by an individual or group of people who were chosen by a king or queenProprietary Colony30s
- Q5A colony ruled by a governor appointed by the kingRoyal Colony30s
- Q6Eight men given control of Carolina by the king, attracted settlers by sharing political control with property ownersLord Proprietors30s
- Q7Group that controlled most of the wealth and political power in South Carolina, lived in the LowcountryPolitical Elite30s
- Q8Established in South Carolina to make laws, including taxes, for the colonyLegislative Assembly30s
- Q9Part of the bicameral legislature, created to represent the common people of South Carolina. Dominated by wealthy Low Country plantersCommons House of Assembly30s
- Q10The king reached a financial agreement with the Lord Proprietors and Carolina became a royal colony. Because of this, Carolina was split into North and South CarolinaSplit of Carolina30s